REVEALED: Pritzker Prize winner Álvaro Siza’s first U.S. building in NYC’s Hell’s Kitchen
Renderings of 611 West 56th Street, via Noe & Associates with The Boundary, courtesy of Sumaida + Khurana.
Back in 2015 architects and design buffs were excited to hear that Portuguese Pritzker Prize-winner Álvaro Siza would be designing his highly-anticipated first U.S. building on Manhattan’s west side in a neighborhood being called Hudson West. Now, CityRealty reports that developers Sumaida + Khurana and LENY have released renderings of the building at 611 West 56th Street on the former site of the Gristedes corporate headquarters. The development team has secured an acquisition loan, and demolition and foundation work have begun on the 35-story, 80-unit condo.
Rendering of 611 West 56th Street, via Noe & Associates with The Boundary, courtesy of Sumaida + Khurana.
Sales of the one-bedrooms through penthouses, many with private terraces, are expected to begin in fall of 2018. Building amenities will include a landscaped roof deck, state-of-the-art fitness center, children’s playroom, and entertainment space.
Rendering of 611 West 56th Street, via Noe & Associates with The Boundary, courtesy of Sumaida + Khurana.
Álvaro Siza is among the world’s most celebrated architects. In addition to the Pritzker Architecture Prize, his awards include the Royal Institute of British Architects Gold Medal, American Institute of Architects Gold Medal and the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at the International Architecture Biennale in Venice.
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No one is calling this neighborhood “Hudson West,” except for realtors and look how great the South Harlem rebrand turned out. Bad move. This building is 20 block north of Hudson Yards — it is an absurd stretch. Please stop renaming neighborhoods that have long had names — Hell’s Kitchen or Clinton is just fine, thanks.
Such a bland and nondescript looking building.